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Deposit ₹1 lakh in Bank of Baroda, earn ₹41,478 Interest

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 17/02/2026 1:30 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 17/02/2026
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Looking for a safe way to grow your savings? Bank of Baroda is currently offering attractive interest rates on its Fixed Deposit (FD) schemes.

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Attractive Interest on 444-Day and 5-Year FDsHow Much Will ₹1 Lakh Grow in 5 Years?Is This FD Right for You?

The bank is offering FD interest rates ranging from 3.50% to 7.05%.

Customers can open an FD for as little as 7 days and up to 10 years.

Let’s take a closer look at how much you can earn by investing just ₹1 lakh.

Attractive Interest on 444-Day and 5-Year FDs

Bank of Baroda is offering its highest interest on a special 444-day FD scheme.

Under this scheme:

General citizens get 6.45%

Senior citizens (above 60 years) get 6.95%

Very senior citizens (above 80 years) get 7.05%

For those looking at long-term savings, the 5-year FD is also offering strong returns.

On the 5-year FD:

General citizens get 6.30%

Senior citizens get 6.90%

Very senior citizens get 7.00%

This makes it a solid option for investors who prefer stable and guaranteed returns.

How Much Will ₹1 Lakh Grow in 5 Years?

Here’s what happens if you invest ₹1,00,000 in a 5-year FD:

For general citizens at 6.30%, the maturity amount will be ₹1,36,690.

That means you earn ₹36,690 as fixed interest.

For senior citizens at 6.90%, the maturity amount will be ₹1,40,784.

The total interest earned will be ₹40,784.

For very senior citizens at 7.00%, the maturity amount will reach ₹1,41,478.

This includes ₹41,478 as fixed interest.

Is This FD Right for You?

If you prefer low-risk investments with guaranteed returns, Bank of Baroda’s FD schemes can be a reliable choice.

With competitive interest rates and flexible tenure options, even a simple ₹1 lakh deposit can grow into a solid sum over time.

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